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Research: Walking, Riding or driving to school.

What influences parents’ decision making?

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Walking, riding or driving to school:
What influences parents' decision making?

The research Walking, riding or driving to school: what influences parents’ decision making? presents key findings and recommendations aimed at providing an evidence-based understanding of what influences parents’ decision making around primary school children’s active travel choices for the school commute.

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